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Hot Headed

Rmanimal — Sun, 05 Apr 2026 04:50:46 GMT

hhd

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = HotHeadedMesa.png
| caption = The canyon parkour.
| points = 12
| location = [[FFA]]
| mapcode = hhd
| creators = [[Creators#Berend|Berend]]
| publication = May 12, 2020
| description = Hot Headed is an adventure map with maze, parkour, puzzle, and search elements on zero.minr.org, worth 12 points. Use /join hhd to join the map.
}}
'''Hot Headed''' is an adventure [[map]] with maze, parkour, puzzle, and search elements by Berend that rewards 12 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join hhd" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Hot Headed begins with a few parkour sections to reach checkpoint 2. The map then has a famously difficult maze and a few more sections before reaching the end.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in a tall mesa canyon with red sand, orange terracotta, and streaks of other terracotta colors in the walls.

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 4 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, Glorious Expedition, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.
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'''''[[Creators#Berend|See all maps from Berend]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Adventure]] [[Category: Maze]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Search]] [[Category: Hard]]

File:HotHeadedMesa.png

Rmanimal — Sun, 05 Apr 2026 04:17:57 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:HotHeadedMesa.png The second parkour section in Hot Headed.

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== Summary ==
The second parkour section in Hot Headed.

No Solution

Rmanimal — Sun, 05 Apr 2026 04:08:38 GMT

missed that this is a 2 point map

No Solution

Rmanimal — Sun, 05 Apr 2026 04:07:58 GMT

nso

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = NoSolutionStart.png
| caption = The start room.
| points = 4
| location = [[FFA]]
| mapcode = nso
| creators = [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
| publication = May 12, 2020
| description = No Solution is a mixed puzzle map with parkour and search elements on zero.minr.org, worth 4 points. Use /join nso to join the map.
}}
'''No Solution''' is a mixed puzzle [[map]] with parkour and search elements by Sullus that rewards 4 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join nso" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
No Solution is a puzzle map which tasks players with solving a series of rooms to escape.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in a series of dimly lit rooms with gray walls, dark oak floors, and andesite ceilings using polished andesite, dark oak planks, acacia wood, cyan terracotta, gray concrete powder, wither skulls, and dead tube coral blocks.

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 3 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.
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'''''[[Creators#Sullus|See all maps from Sullus]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Search]] [[Category: Mixed Puzzle]] [[Category: Novice]]

File:NoSolutionStart.png

Rmanimal — Sun, 05 Apr 2026 03:57:05 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:NoSolutionStart.png The start room of No Solution.

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== Summary ==
The start room of No Solution.

Duat

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 22:24:32 GMT

anu2

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = DuatStart.png
| caption = The maze start.
| points = 0
| difficulty = Hard
| location = [[Hardcore]]
| mapcode = anu2 / mimic-duat
| creators = [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]], [[Creators#dumbmutt|dumbmutt]], and [[Creators#_Trains_|_Trains_]]
| publication = May 11, 2020
| description = Duat is a mixed maze map with parkour and puzzle elements on zero.minr.org, worth 0 points. It is currently in Hardcore.
}}
'''Duat''' is a mixed maze [[map]] with parkour and puzzle elements by Sullus, dumbmutt, and _Trains_ that rewards 0 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed due to being in [[Hardcore]]. [[Green Rank|Greens+]] can play a [[mimic]] version of the map at /warp mimic.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Duat tasks the player with navigating a web of mazes to reach the end.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place around a giant room with sandstone walls and a floor full of magma, lava, coal blocks, and more black blocks.

== Map Series ==
Duat is the sequel map to [[Anubis]].

== Hardcore ==
Duat was in [[Hardcore]] for versions 11.0 and 12.0. In version 11.0, it acted as the maze choice map. For Hardcore 11.1, it was replaced with [[Necropolis]]. In Hardcore 12.0, it is one of the two weave options after [[The Gwishin: Randomized]] and leads into [[Construction]].

== Challenges ==
The normal map is not featured in any [[challenges]] due to being located in Hardcore. The [[mimic]] version of the map, however, is in 2 challenges: Hardcore 11.0 (Mimic) and Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance.
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'''''[[Creators#Sullus|See all maps from Sullus]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#dumbmutt|See all maps from dumbmutt]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#_Trains_|See all maps from _Trains_]]'''''

[[Category: Hardcore]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Maze]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Search]] [[Category: Mixed Maze]] [[Category: Hard]]

File:DuatStart.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 22:09:55 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:DuatStart.png The starting area of Mimic: Duat.

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== Summary ==
The starting area of Mimic: Duat.

Frozen Tower

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 22:07:30 GMT

frt

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = FrozenTowerParkour.png
| caption = The first parkour area.
| points = 7
| location = [[FFA]]
| mapcode = frt
| creators = [[Creators#Chromonik|Chromonik]]
| publication = May 11, 2020
| description = Frozen Tower is a mixed parkour map with maze elements on zero.minr.org, worth 7 points. Use /join frt to join the map.
}}
'''Frozen Tower''' is a mixed parkour [[map]] with maze elements by Chromonik that rewards 7 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join frt" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Frozen Tower begins with a multi-story maze. The map then has parkour involving ice jumps, ladders, and headhitters. After the middle checkpoint is a door maze and one more parkour section to reach the end.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map is made of mostly snow blocks, snow layers, ice, packed ice, blue ice, light blue stained glass, sea lanterns, light blue wool, light blue glazed terracotta, and end rods.

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 4 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, Santas Elves, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.

== Trivia ==
* The map has an unused tower visible from the end with the creator's head on it.
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'''''[[Creators#Chromonik|See all maps from Chromonik]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Maze]] [[Category: Mixed Parkour]] [[Category: Moderate]]

File:FrozenTowerParkour.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 21:55:41 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:FrozenTowerParkour.png The parkour area in Frozen Tower.

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== Summary ==
The parkour area in Frozen Tower.

Hue of Redstone

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 21:17:52 GMT

faf3

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = HueOfRedstoneHouse.png
| caption = Maria's House.
| points = 4
| location = [[FFA]]
| mapcode = faf3
| creators = [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
| publication = May 3, 2020
| description = Hue of Redstone is a pure puzzle map on zero.minr.org, worth 4 points. Use /join faf3 to join the map.
}}
'''Hue of Redstone''' is a pure puzzle [[map]] by Sullus that rewards 4 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join faf3" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Story ===
The map begins after the story of [[Sea of Redstone]], with Fred waking up to a note from Dara about trying to explain what happened. The player then plays as Maria for the rest of the map and follows her perspective as she tries to finish a machine for her employer, Feros, before both she and her husband Fred is fired. Along the way, Dara is hired as an assistant, who learns with Maria about the sinister nature behind the machine's true purpose and about a Cataclysm.

=== Gameplay ===
Hue of Redstone tasks the player with solving three redstone related puzzles to reach the end.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in two main locations: a home and a workplace. The house has white terracotta walls, jungle plank floors, and quartz ceilings. The workplace has smooth stone and light gray concrete flooring, cyan terracotta walls with iron block supports, and ceilings with iron bars, iron blocks, iron trapdoors, and polished deepslate in them.

== Map Series ==
Hue of Redstone is the third of five maps in the Fire and Flowers series, all made by Sullus.

*[[Isle of Redstone]]
*[[Sea of Redstone]]
*'''Hue of Redstone'''
*[[Worlds Collide]]
*[[Resignation]]

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 1 [[challenge]]: Hexa.

== Trivia ==
* Hue of Redstone had a puzzle break due to an update with observers and was pulled in March of 2025. The map remained broken until the puzzle was updated in October, and the map was moved back to [[FFA]] December 7, 2025.
** Being pulled from FFA is the main reason why it is in very few challenges.
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'''''[[Creators#Sullus|See all maps from Sullus]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Pure Puzzle]] [[Category: Novice]]

File:HueOfRedstoneHouse.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 21:09:52 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:HueOfRedstoneHouse.png The Hue of Redstone house two NPCs, Maria and Fred, lived in.

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== Summary ==
The Hue of Redstone house two NPCs, Maria and Fred, lived in.

The Impossible Quiz

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 20:42:48 GMT

tiq

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = TIQCastle.png
| caption = A castle question room.
| points = 18
| location = [[FFA+]]
| mapcode = tiq
| creators = [[Creators#luckylukecraft|luckylukecraft]]
| publication = April 24, 2020
| description = The Impossible Quiz is a mixed puzzle map with maze, parkour, and search elements on zero.minr.org, worth 18 points. Use /join tiq to join the map.
}}
'''The Impossible Quiz''' is a mixed puzzle [[map]] with maze, parkour, and search elements by luckylukecraft that rewards 18 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join tiq" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
The Impossible Quiz tasks the player with getting through 100 questions to reach the end. Some questions act more as short tests of skill, such as one which requires navigating a maze within a time limit.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map changes the room design per ten questions answered.
*Questions 1-10 and the starting room are mainly quartz.
*Questions 11-20 are in brick rooms with bookshelves and wooden planks.
*Questions 21-30 are in caves.
*Questions 31-40 are nether themed.
*Questions 41-50 are in a mycelium swamp.
*Questions 51-60 are in a castle area.
*Questions 61-70 are in a dark forest with a crypt and watchful eyes.
*Questions 71-80 are in a black and purple room with beacons in the middle.
*Questions 81-90 are in a badlands.
*Questions 91-100 are in massive black concrete rooms with glowstone at the top creating the question number.

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 4 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, Hard Parkour Pack, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.

== Trivia ==
* The map is based on a famous Flash game by the same name: [[Wikipedia:The Impossible Quiz|The Impossible Quiz]].
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'''''[[Creators#luckylukecraft|See all maps from luckylukecraft]]'''''

[[Category: FFA+]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Maze]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Search]] [[Category: Mixed Puzzle]] [[Category: Very Hard]]

File:TIQCastle.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 20:20:51 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:TIQCastle.png One of the castle question rooms in The Impossible Quiz.

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== Summary ==
One of the castle question rooms in The Impossible Quiz.

Locus

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 06:07:43 GMT

loc

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = LocusCreators.png
| caption = The starting room.
| points = 12
| location = [[FFA]]
| mapcode = loc
| creators = [[Creators#MaxLovesFrogs|MaxLovesFrogs]] and [[Creators#Felidae_|Felidae_]]
| publication = May 22, 2021
| description = Locus is a pure maze map on zero.minr.org, worth 12 points. Use /join loc to join the map.
}}
'''Locus''' is a pure maze [[map]] by MaxLovesFrogs and Felidae_ that rewards 12 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join loc" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Locus tasks the player with navigating a maze to reach the end. There are several teleporters scattered throughout that teleport the player between levels, and the player has three keys they can use to unlock doors.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map has a different aesthetic for each floor of the maze. The bottom layer is mostly black with obsidian, crying obsidian, black stained glass, black carpets, blackstone, polished blackstone, polished blackstone bricks, chains, black banners, and cauldrons. The second floor is white and is built out of bedrock, white stained glass, iron trapdoors, smooth stone, polished andesite, polished diorite, white concrete, iron blocks, and sea lanterns. The third floor is brown and is constructed with acacia wood, jungle planks, brown concrete powder, granite, polished granite, bricks, acacia trapdoors, and shroomlights.

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 4 [[challenges]]: 2021 Assortment, The Amazeingly Painful Marathon, Hexa Chapter III: New Heights, and Hexa.
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'''''[[Creators#MaxLovesFrogs|See all maps from MaxLovesFrogs]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#Felidae_|See all maps from Felidae_]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Maze]] [[Category: Pure Maze]] [[Category: Hard]]

File:LocusCreators.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:55:16 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:LocusCreators.png The Locus creator heads in the starting room.

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== Summary ==
The Locus creator heads in the starting room.

Fissure

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:47:57 GMT

fis

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = FissureStart.png
| caption = The starting area.
| points = 18
| location = [[FFA+]]
| mapcode = fis
| creators = [[Creators#Shpeckly|Shpeckly]]
| publication = July 18, 2021
| description = Fissure is a mixed maze map with parkour and search elements on zero.minr.org, worth 18 points. Use /join fis to join the map.
}}
'''Fissure''' is a mixed maze [[map]] with parkour and search elements by Shpeckly that rewards 18 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join fis" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Fissure tasks the player with navigating a large series of valleys to reach the end of the maze.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in a connected series of fissures with tall gray rock faces. Spikes made of bedrock and blackstone jut from the walls. The ground at the bottom of the fissures is grassy and contains dead bushes and brown mushrooms.

== Hardcore ==
Fissure appeared in both versions of [[Hardcore]] 11: 11.0 and 11.1. In both versions, Fissure was the second to last map in the ending gauntlet section. While it was in Hardcore, Fissure had no checkpoint at the start, and all damage taken in the map could not be healed until reaching [[Jiga's Claymaze]].

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 5 [[challenges]]: 2021 Assortment, Dizzying Heights, Strung Together, Hexa Chapter III: New Heights, and Hexa. The [[mimic]] version of the map is also used in 3 challenges: Hardcore 11.0 (Mimic), Hardcore 11.1 (Mimic), and Painful Nostalgia.

== Trivia ==
* Fissure is famous for being one of, if not, the most punishing map in Hardcore 11 versions due to being a very hard rated maze near the end of a four map gauntlet including [[Hel]], [[Persona]], itself, and [[Jiga's Claymaze]].
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'''''[[Creators#Shpeckly|See all maps from Shpeckly]]'''''

[[Category: FFA+]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Maze]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Search]] [[Category: Mixed Maze]] [[Category: Very Hard]]

File:FissureStart.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:33:13 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:FissureStart.png The starting area of Fissure.

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== Summary ==
The starting area of Fissure.

Happy Fun Time Tower of Vertical Ascension and Grandure!

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:27:30 GMT

hft

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = HFTTower.png
| caption = The tower
| points = 0
| difficulty = Unassessed
| location = [[Funhouse]]
| mapcode = hft
| creators = [[Creators#Tetration|Tetration]], [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#ZombieKiler|ZombieKiler]], and [[Creators#Marrimars|Marrimars]]
| publication = November 26, 2017
| description = Happy Fun Time Tower of Vertical Ascension and Grandure! is a pure parkour map on zero.minr.org, worth 0 points. Use /join hft to join the map.
}}
'''Happy Fun Time Tower of Vertical Ascension and Grandure!''' is a pure parkour [[map]] by Tetration, TheHexer, ZombieKiler, and Marrimars that rewards 0 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed due to being in [[Mount Minr]]. [[Green Rank|Greens+]] can use "/join hft" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
The map tasks players with climbing a tall tower to reach the end. There are 32 middle checkpoints that work by teleporting players into a hallway of [[Map Signs#Checkpoint Signs|checkpoint signs]] when stepping on pressure plates. A variety of parkour types appear in this map, including standard jumps, trapdoors, heads, ladders, slimes, pistons, and so on.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map is mainly made of iron blocks and sea lanterns. Other blocks are mainly used to create parkour jumps instead of act as decorations.

== Related Maps ==
HFT inspired another map with a similar concept: [[Happy Gaytime Tower of Gayness]].

== Trivia ==
* HFT was the first [[Funhouse]] map to ever be created.
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'''''[[Creators#Tetration|See all maps from Tetration]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#TheHexer|See all maps from TheHexer]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#ZombieKiler|See all maps from ZombieKiler]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#Marrimars|See all maps from Marrimars]]'''''

[[Category: Funhouse]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Pure Parkour]] [[Category: Unassessed]]

File:HFTTower.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:07:40 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:HFTTower.png The view of the Happy Fun Time Tower of VerticalA scension and Grandure! from the start.

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== Summary ==
The view of the Happy Fun Time Tower of VerticalA scension and Grandure! from the start.

Mimic

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:04:30 GMT

jfj has lowercase for

Events

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:04:04 GMT

jfj has lowercase for

FFA+

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 05:03:35 GMT

jfj has lowercase for

Acropolis

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 04:59:04 GMT

acro

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = AcropolisBuilding.png
| caption = The first building in Acropolis.
| points = 2
| location = [[FFA]]
| mapcode = acro
| creators = [[Creators#Bird_Obsession|Bird_Obsession]]
| publication = January 14, 2021
| description = Acropolis is a mixed maze map with parkour elements on zero.minr.org, worth 2 points. Use /join acro to join the map.
}}
'''Acropolis''' is a mixed maze [[map]] with parkour elements by Bird_Obsession that rewards 2 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join acro" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Acropolis begins with a small maze section that leads into a doormaze. After the doormaze is a short parkour section where falling means restarting the whole map.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map uses a monochrome palette throughout, using cobblestone, blackstone, basalt, stone bricks, polished blackstone bricks, polished basalt, end rods, chains, and more. Most of the map takes place inside a large building.

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 4 [[challenges]]: 2021 Assortment, Sightseeing 2022, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.

== Trivia ==
* A bird that the creator hides in several of their maps can be seen at the end of Acropolis.
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'''''[[Creators#Bird_Obsession|See all maps from Bird_Obsession]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Maze]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Mixed Maze]] [[Category: Easy]]

File:AcropolisBuilding.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 04:55:24 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:AcropolisBuilding.png The outside area in Acropolis.

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== Summary ==
The outside area in Acropolis.

Sprucelands

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 04:07:07 GMT

sls

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = SprucelandsHouse.png
| caption = The starting house.
| points = 2
| location = [[FFA]]
| mapcode = sls
| creators = [[Creators#_CleanUpCrew_|_CleanUpCrew_]]
| publication = April 23, 2020
| description = Sprucelands is a pure parkour map on zero.minr.org, worth 2 points. Use /join sls to join the map.
}}
'''Sprucelands''' is a pure parkour [[map]] by _CleanUpCrew_ that rewards 2 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join sls" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Sprucelands tasks the player with reaching the highest island above the start. Parkour includes standard jumps and two jumps to a ladder.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map is comprised of several floating islands including the parkour connecting them. The islands have a stony base, grass with flowers on the ground, and spruce trees. There are a few landmarks, such as the house on the starting island and a tent on the highest island.

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 10 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, Easy Parkour Pack, Endurance Run, First Date, Marathon, Pure Pain Marathon - Deluxe, Sightseeing 2021, Standing Tall, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.

== Trivia ==
* The closest map to Sprucelands currently is [[Walk In The Park]].
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'''''[[Creators#_CleanUpCrew_|See all maps from _CleanUpCrew_]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Pure Parkour]] [[Category: Easy]]

File:SprucelandsHouse.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 03:49:41 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:SprucelandsHouse.png The starting house in Sprucelands.

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== Summary ==
The starting house in Sprucelands.

Perspective 2

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 03:32:33 GMT

psp2

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = Perspective2Start.png
| caption = The starting view.
| points = 18
| location = [[FFA+]]
| mapcode = psp2
| creators = [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
| publication = April 5, 2020
| description = Perspective 2 is a 2 player pure puzzle map on zero.minr.org, worth 18 points. Use /join psp2 to join the map.
}}
'''Perspective 2''' is a 2 player pure puzzle [[map]] by Sullus that rewards 18 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join psp2" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Perspective 2 tasks pairs of players with solving several intuition puzzles to reach the end.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in a large black box with smaller colored boxes inside it. The inside of the colored boxes are decorated differently to each other, such as light blue with a swamp theme.

== Events ==
Perspective 2 was made for and submitted to [[Events#Co-op Competition 2019-2020|Co-op Comp]].

== Map Series ==
Perspective 2 is the second of three maps in the [[Map Series#Perspective|Perspective series]]. Maps in this series are listed below.

*[[Perspective]]
*'''Perspective 2'''
*[[Perspective 3]]

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 3 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, Hard Co-op Pack, and Hexa. It is not in any Hexalite challenges due to a decision to remove co-op requirements from them.
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'''''[[Creators#Sullus|See all maps from Sullus]]'''''

[[Category: FFA+]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Pure Puzzle]] [[Category: Very Hard]]

File:Perspective2Start.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 03:18:35 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:Perspective2Start.png The beginning area of Perspective 2.

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== Summary ==
The beginning area of Perspective 2.

User:KendraFkm683

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 03:14:51 GMT

Rmanimal blocked KendraFkm683 with an expiration time of indefinite (account creation disabled, email disabled, cannot edit own talk page) Inserting nonsense/gibberish into pages

Warped 2

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 03:11:14 GMT

wrp2

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = Warped2Warped.png
| caption = The starting room.
| points = 18
| location = [[FFA+]]
| mapcode = wrp2
| creators = [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
| publication = May 28, 2020
| description = Warped 2 is a pure puzzle map on zero.minr.org, worth 18 points. Use /join wrp to join the parent map.
}}
'''Warped 2''' is a pure puzzle [[map]] by Sullus that rewards 18 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join wrp" to join the parent map it is located in: [[Warped]].
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Warped 2 tasks the player with triggering a series of teleports by fulfilling different conditions to activate each teleport.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in several different boxes that recreate the aesthetics of some of the creator's previous maps. Examples include the small-scale Warped build in the starting room and [[Perspective]] in the second room.

== Sub-Maps ==
Warped 2 is contained in the serie's first map: [[Warped]].

== Challenges ==
This map is not featured in any [[challenges]].

== Trivia ==
* Initially, both Warped and Warped 2 were standalone maps. However, due to complications with the sequel regarding challenges and [[The Map Model]], Warped became a parent map for Warped 2.
* Both of the Warped maps are notoriously ping based. It is not recommended to play this map if the player has high ping on Minr.
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'''''[[Creators#Sullus|See all maps from Sullus]]'''''

[[Category: FFA+]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Pure Puzzle]] [[Category: Very Hard]]

File:Warped2Warped.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 03:05:24 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:Warped2Warped.png The Warped area at the beginning of Warped 2.

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== Summary ==
The Warped area at the beginning of Warped 2.

The Map Model

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 03:02:32 GMT

Adds fourth question

Greenie Resources

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:48:40 GMT

Changes Map Model link to a wiki one

Mapmaking FAQ

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:47:51 GMT

Changes Map Model link to a wiki one

Perspective

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:46:27 GMT

adds map model hyperlink

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Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:45:24 GMT

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The Map Model

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The Map Model

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'''The Map Model''' is a set of rules new [[maps]] must follow to ensure that maps function the same regarding some of the server's fundamental concepts like [[Map Signs|map signs]] and [[challenges]]. This is to prevent situations where players are confused on what to do and to avoid development problems when updating the server plugin. Most of the information on this page comes from [https://forums.minr.org/threads/the-map-model.7015/ this forum thread].

== General ==
[[Maps]] on Zero can vary wildly in terms of gameplay, but there are some baseline attributes they all share. For example, every map is finished by clicking a [[Map Signs#Finish Signs|[Finish]]] sign with its map code on it. This server-wide consistency gives us a number of benefits. As a new player, it helps you navigate and learn the server, as the absolute fundamentals are consistent no matter where you go. They reduce unexpected surprises (which you don't want when hours of progress are on the line). From a staff perspective, it also allows us to implement new features. For example, since we know every map has a checkpoint sign for its starting checkpoint (cp0), we can require the player to click that to suspend their [[challenge]]. If some maps didn't have that, we wouldn't be able to implement challenge suspension, since you wouldn't be able to use it reliably.

However, for the longest time, these set of attributes and assumptions have not been documented anywhere, only being passed along by word of mouth. So here, we will finally lay out the Map Model - the model for how maps should fundamentally work. This thread is split into sections. Each section has a guiding principle and then a bunch of specific notes on how that principle applies. While this model may read as a bunch of restrictions, it is not meant to restrict your creativity. Rather, it's to make all maps better for all players. It may sound cheesy, but it's true. '''This list isn't exhaustive,''' and there may be cases we have missed. This list may also be updated over time as the server evolves.

'''Maps are required to meet the requirements listed here in order to be published.'''

For the purposes of this thread, [[Difficulty#Variable Maps|purple maps]] are considered to be a single map. The intent is that, in the future, maps will be treated the same way in-game.

Please bear in mind that the spirit of the rules is more important than the exact wording. Don't try to rules-lawyer to "circumvent" requirements. This is only a universal baseline for maps. [[Board]] reserves the right to disallow elements of maps on a case-by-case basis based on if they are relevant and/or fitting, even if this thread permits them.

== Rules ==
=== Maps are completable by all players at all times. ===
A fresh player that just joined should be able to go to your map and complete it.

This means that:
*You must have at least one end sign for the map.
 
And you cannot require that a player:
*Be of a certain [[Ranks|rank]] (or have certain permissions, or lack them).
*Have a specific mod installed.
 
As well:
*Maps must not contain mechanics that can make themselves unbeatable, even temporarily, or force the player to wait arbitrarily.
**This includes being restricted from joining/starting the map.
**For example, if a player fails a jump, you cannot lock them out of the map for 30 minutes.
**This does not disallow day-night cycle mechanics.
*Maps may not restrict the sizes of player groups, except in cases of strict mechanical necessity.

=== Maps are started when a player attempts to set their checkpoint at the map's starting checkpoint (cp0). ===

The only thing required for a player to start a [[map]] is for them to attempt to set their checkpoint at cp0. (This is the primary function of [[Map Signs#Join Signs|join signs]] and /checkpoint join: checkpoint set + teleport + display information. There is no difference between joining a map and starting a map).

This means you cannot require that a player:
*Use a join sign or /checkpoint join to join the map. Clicking the starting checkpoint must be sufficient by itself.
 
A few other notes on checkpoints:
*Every checkpoint (including cp0) must have at least one accessible associated checkpoint sign.
*There must be an accessible cp0 sign near cp0's spawn location.
*The checkpoint signs for other checkpoints should be near their respective spawn locations unless they have a compelling reason not to be.
*A map may require that the player sets their checkpoint within it.

=== Maps are quit when a player exits the physical area of the map. ===

This may be by:
*Players walking out of the map's region
*Teleporting away (e.g. [[Spawn|/spawn]])
*Being teleported out (e.g. summoned by the party leader)
*Dying and respawning elsewhere
*Or other methods
 
Maps should only consider a player as "playing" a map when they are physically in the map's regions, regardless of what has been set by [[scripts]] (or other mechanisms).

Maps must also not attempt to block players from exiting them, except for the purposes of preventing players who haven't completed [[Hardcore]] from escaping into the overworld.
*This means that maps should not use the ''blocked-cmds'' or ''allowed-cmds'' flags on regions.

=== Each map is a fully independent and self-contained thing. Maps do not interact with other maps or other outside entities. ===

This means you cannot require that a player:
*Have (or have not) beaten another map.
*Leave the map.
*Restart the map (e.g. through /checkpoint restart or re-clicking cp0).
*Re-enter the map (e.g. through /checkpoint join).
*Enter another map during gameplay.
**A map may require that, as a prerequisite to starting, a player enters another map beforehand.
*Set, or have previously set, a checkpoint in another map.
*Be (or not be) in a [[challenge]].
*Be (or not be) in a party.
*Have (or not have) a [[Times|timer]] from another map or challenge.
*Have knowledge that cannot be found within the map itself or isn't freely available on the internet.
*Have another player do any of these.
 
As above, a fresh player that just joined should be able to go directly to your map and complete it.

This principle also means that it must not be possible for the player to permanently softlock themselves (unable to escape even with /kill).

While [[Difficulty#Variable Maps|purple maps]] are considered to be a single map, maps should not be arbitrarily combined into a purple map to circumvent these restrictions.

Maps also should not modify or affect players who are not currently playing them. Combined with the previous principle, maps should not affect players who are not physically present within the bounds of the map.

=== Maps should play nice with the server and plugin. They should use features as they are intended to be used. ===

This means that maps:
*Should use [[Map Signs#Checkpoint Signs|checkpoint signs]] instead of re-implementing checkpoints with [[scripts]].
*Must not rely on bugs or abuse loopholes in the Minr plugin.
*Must not require the use of any commands except /kill.
*Must not use timer invalidation or nullification as a gameplay mechanic.
**Progress savers and similar are fine.
*Must not manipulate players' recorded completions and times.
 
Bugs in the server itself (be it Vanilla or Paper) or other plugins may be used but are prone to being fixed over time. Use them at your own risk.

=== Maps are constrained by the server rules and staff directives (such as this thread). ===

*Maps cannot carve out exceptions to the server rules or directives.
*Maps cannot add their own staff-enforced rules or directives.
**They can request players do or not do things, but those requests won't be binding.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask (really). Questions that get asked frequently will be added to the FAQ below.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

=== What happens to the maps that are currently violating this? ===

They will remain in [[FFA]] grandfathered. Ideally, they will be brought into line over time, but there's no timeline on that.

=== What about Another Castle's collectible-gated maps? ===

[[Another Castle]] is a single package (much like [[Carnivale]]), so it is considered a [[Difficulty#Variable Maps|purple map]]. As such, all of its collectibles are within a single map, so they're fine. However, something like [[Omniscience]] (if it still existed) wouldn't be fine, since it requires visiting [[Map Series#Oculus|Oculus 1, 2, and 3]].

Long-term, the plan is to unify things like Another Castle and Carnivale into single actual purple maps (with submaps) that can be completed. Completing all of the submaps will give you a completion of the main map.

=== Doesn't Warped 1's Endstone island require you to leave the map? ===

It did when it was released, but it was changed later. The endstone island's critera has been clarified with an In: [[Warped]] condition.

Warped

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:18:26 GMT

wrp

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = WarpedIsland.png
| caption = The islands.
| points = 12
| location = [[FFA+]]
| mapcode = wrp
| creators = [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
| publication = April 4, 2020
| description = Warped is a pure puzzle map on zero.minr.org, worth 12 points. Use /join wrp to join the map.
}}
'''Warped''' is a pure puzzle [[map]] by Sullus that rewards 12 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join wrp" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Warped tasks the player with triggering a series of teleports by fulfilling different conditions to activate each teleport.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in [[Theta|Theta's]] end dimension on top of a series of floating islands. Each island cluster represents a different teleport area in the map and include a prismarine island, an upside-down sand temple, a series of stronghold islands, a nether island, a tree island, a sideways house island, a pillager island, and an end island.

== Sub-Maps ==
Warped serves as the parent map for its sequel: [[Warped 2]].

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 5 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, The Pure Puzzle Marathon, Hexa #2 Practice Pack, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.

== Trivia ==
* Initially, both Warped and Warped 2 were standalone maps. However, due to complications with the sequel regarding challenges and [[The Map Model]], Warped became a parent map for Warped 2.
* Both of the Warped maps are notoriously ping based. It is not recommended to play this map if the player has high ping on Minr.
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'''''[[Creators#Sullus|See all maps from Sullus]]'''''

[[Category: FFA+]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Pure Puzzle]] [[Category: Hard]]

File:WarpedIsland.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:06:49 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:WarpedIsland.png The first island in Warped.

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== Summary ==
The first island in Warped.

Clutterfunk

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:02:57 GMT

clf, hi andrew

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{{Infobox_Map
| image = ClutterfunkStart.png
| caption = The starting view.
| points = 12
| location = [[FFA+]]
| mapcode = clf
| creators = [[Creators#dumbmutt|dumbmutt]], [[Creators#Marrimars|Marrimars]], and [[Creators#JonBimblesticks|JonBimblesticks]]
| publication = April 4, 2020
| description = Clutterfunk is a pure parkour map on zero.minr.org, worth 12 points. Use /join clf to join the map.
}}
'''Clutterfunk''' is a pure parkour [[map]] by dumbmutt, Marrimars, and JonBimblesticks that rewards 12 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join clf" to join the map directly.
== General ==
=== Gameplay ===
Clutterfunk tasks the player with parkouring through a futuristic city to reach the end. Parkour includes standard jumps, ladders, low ceilings, and neos. There are two middle checkpoints in the map.

=== Aesthetics ===
The map takes place in a small futuristic city with a circular loop road that cuts through the middle. Buildings on both the top and the bottom are made of monochrome blocks and blues, such as smooth stone, polished andesite, cyan terracotta, iron bars, light blue concrete, and so on.

== Map Series ==
Clutterfunk is the first of four maps to be built for the [[Map Series#Geometry Dash Series|Geometry Dash Series]] of maps by dumbmutt (all of which are named after Geometry Dash levels). The maps in this series are listed below.

*'''Clutterfunk'''
*[[Electrodynamix]]
*[[Theory of Everything]]
*[[Black Blizzard]]

== Challenges ==
This map is featured in 11 [[challenges]]: 2020 Assortment, A Colorful Climb, At the Speed of Light, Geometrical Dominator, Loyal Lovers, Odyssey, Once Upon A Time, Pure Pain Marathon - Deluxe, Sightseeing 2020, Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance, and Hexa.

== Trivia ==
* Clutterfunk exists in the same build area as [[Neptune]], [[Anubis]], [[E]], [[E3]], and [[Final-E]].
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'''''[[Creators#dumbmutt|See all maps from dumbmutt]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#Marrimars|See all maps from Marrimars]]'''''

'''''[[Creators#JonBimblesticks|See all maps from JonBimblesticks]]'''''

[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Pure Parkour]] [[Category: Hard]]

File:ClutterfunkStart.png

Rmanimal — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 01:36:23 GMT

Rmanimal uploaded File:ClutterfunkStart.png The starting view of Clutterfunk.

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== Summary ==
The starting view of Clutterfunk.

User:EverettePutilin

EverettePutilin — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:23:44 GMT

User account EverettePutilin was created

Happy Birthday!

Andrewforreal — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:07:52 GMT

added ltec

The Great Cake

Andrewforreal — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:07:31 GMT

already there actually

Cake Quake

Andrewforreal — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:05:56 GMT

hi rman

Just Desserts

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added ltec

Piece of Cake

Andrewforreal — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:04:04 GMT

added ltec

Freezerburn

Andrewforreal — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:01:44 GMT

removed lwm

Lava Maze

Andrewforreal — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:01:06 GMT

removed lwm

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 == Updating Mimic ==
-Because updating [[Hardcore]] takes priority, the creation of a Mimic version of a map can come long after the original was moved to Hardcore. This is usually the result of maps that have heavy use of [[scripts]], such as [[Jump For Joy]]. In the same vein, the scripts for Mimic maps are entirely separate from the scripts of the real versions, using their own namespaces for scripts if it is complicated enough.
+Because updating [[Hardcore]] takes priority, the creation of a Mimic version of a map can come long after the original was moved to Hardcore. This is usually the result of maps that have heavy use of [[scripts]], such as [[Jump for Joy]]. In the same vein, the scripts for Mimic maps are entirely separate from the scripts of the real versions, using their own namespaces for scripts if it is complicated enough.
 == Trivia ==

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 The 2020 Puzzle Competition, usually referred to as "puzzlecomp" or "puzzlecomp2," was seventh in the series of building competitions and the second to be focused on puzzle building.
-The competitors had from June 1st to August 31st to create their puzzle maps. For this iteration of puzzlecomp, mixed puzzles were permitted. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged on both gameplay and aesthetics, with judges giving both categories a score out of 10. These scores were averaged to give a final score for each judge, and these final scores were averaged to determine its ranking. The competition was first hosted by [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]] before passing duties over to [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]] early on. The final judges ended up consisting of [[Creators#chayos|chayos]], [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]], and [[Creators#ZombieKiler|ZombieKiler]]. [[Creators#djnysted|djnysted]] also contributed to judging before dropping out. The winning map was [[Jump For Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]].
+The competitors had from June 1st to August 31st to create their puzzle maps. For this iteration of puzzlecomp, mixed puzzles were permitted. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged on both gameplay and aesthetics, with judges giving both categories a score out of 10. These scores were averaged to give a final score for each judge, and these final scores were averaged to determine its ranking. The competition was first hosted by [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]] before passing duties over to [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]] early on. The final judges ended up consisting of [[Creators#chayos|chayos]], [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]], and [[Creators#ZombieKiler|ZombieKiler]]. [[Creators#djnysted|djnysted]] also contributed to judging before dropping out. The winning map was [[Jump for Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]].
 A total of twenty two maps were created. They are:
-# [[Jump For Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
+# [[Jump for Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
 # [[Forensics]] by [[Creators#jake_osml|jake_osml]]
 # [[Nonograms]] by [[Creators#BTJRedwing|BTJRedwing]]

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 <span style="color: yellow">◉</span> [[wake]]
-<span style="color: orange">◉</span> [[Jump For Joy]]
+<span style="color: orange">◉</span> [[Jump for Joy]]
 <span style="color: red">◉</span> [[Framed]]

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 [https://forums.minr.org/threads/the-board-master-post.7681/ Board Master Post] -- everything you could possibly want to know about how the Board and reviewing works.
-[https://forums.minr.org/threads/the-map-model.7015/ The Map Model] -- high-level rules and guidelines for maps.
+[[The Map Model]] -- high-level rules and guidelines for maps.
 [https://discord.com/channels/190350281580478466/190686215870218240/945738332309164042 @Tester & @Builder Roles] -- lets you ping people when you want builders or testers, and lets you get pinged when someone wants a builder or a tester.

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 * All maps have [[Map Signs]] for the starting checkpoint and the finish sign.
 <br />
-In addition to these, submitted maps must follow [https://forums.minr.org/threads/the-map-model.7015/ The Map Model]. This adds a few points.
+In addition to these, submitted maps must follow [[The Map Model]]. This adds a few points.
 * Maps are always completable.
 * Maps cannot block players from leaving to [[spawn]] or elsewhere.

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 | image = NoSolutionStart.png
 | caption = The start room.
-| points = 4
+| points = 2
 | location = [[FFA]]
 | mapcode = nso
 | creators = [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
 | publication = May 12, 2020
-| description = No Solution is a mixed puzzle map with parkour and search elements on zero.minr.org, worth 4 points. Use /join nso to join the map.
+| description = No Solution is a mixed puzzle map with parkour and search elements on zero.minr.org, worth 2 points. Use /join nso to join the map.
 }}
-'''No Solution''' is a mixed puzzle [[map]] with parkour and search elements by Sullus that rewards 4 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join nso" to join the map directly.
+'''No Solution''' is a mixed puzzle [[map]] with parkour and search elements by Sullus that rewards 2 [[Points|FFA Points]] when completed. Use "/join nso" to join the map directly.
 == General ==
 === Gameplay ===
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 '''''[[Creators#Sullus|See all maps from Sullus]]'''''
-[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Search]] [[Category: Mixed Puzzle]] [[Category: Novice]]
+[[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Puzzle]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Search]] [[Category: Mixed Puzzle]] [[Category: Easy]]

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 *Maps cannot add their own staff-enforced rules or directives.
 **They can request players do or not do things, but those requests won't be binding.
+<br />
 If you have any questions, please feel free to ask (really). Questions that get asked frequently will be added to the FAQ below.
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 It did when it was released, but it was changed later. The endstone island's critera has been clarified with an In: [[Warped]] condition.

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 == Trivia ==
-* Parts of [[Perspective 3]] share areas with Perspective despite violating the Map Model.
+* Parts of [[Perspective 3]] share areas with Perspective despite violating [[The Map Model]].
 * A reference to Perspective exists as a section of [[Odyssey: Miniboss]].
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 *[[Prevalent Secrets]]
 *[[Publishing a Map]]
 *[[Map Series]]
 </div>

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 == Challenges ==
-This map is featured in 1 [[challenges|challenge]]: Hexa.
+This map is featured in 2 [[challenges|challenges]]: Let Them Eat Cake and Hexa.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Challenges ==
-This map is featured in 6 [[challenges]]: 2022 Assortment, A Few Colorful Words, A Spoonful of Sugar, Pure Pain Marathon - Deluxe, Hexa Chapter III: New Heights, and Hexa.
+This map is featured in 7 [[challenges]]: Let Them Eat Cake, 2022 Assortment, A Few Colorful Words, A Spoonful of Sugar, Pure Pain Marathon - Deluxe, Hexa Chapter III: New Heights, and Hexa.
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 '''''[[Creators#AverageIPA|See all maps from AverageIPA]]'''''
 [[Category: FFA]] [[Category: Map]] [[Category: Parkour]] [[Category: Pure Parkour]] [[Category: Easy]]

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 == Challenges ==
-This map is featured in 8 [[Challenges|challenges]]: Tasty Planet, Beginner Parkour Pack, Marathon, White Walkers 2, A Spoonful of Sugar, 2020 Assortment, Pure Pain Marathon - Deluxe, and Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance.
+This map is featured in 9 [[Challenges|challenges]]: Let Them Eat Cake, Tasty Planet, Beginner Parkour Pack, Marathon, White Walkers 2, A Spoonful of Sugar, 2020 Assortment, Pure Pain Marathon - Deluxe, and Hexa Chapter II: The Renaissance.
 == Trivia ==

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 The first room is made of netherrack, obsidian, glowstone and nether bricks. There is a void-like pattern made of purple wool on the floor, and winding glowstone lights on the ceiling that are later jumped on. The first maze is 2x1 blocks large and made of ice blocks, with the floor and ceiling made from nether bricks. The second maze is almost entirely made of lava, with only the floor being made of stone slabs on the first and second layers and nether bricks on the third. After finding the exit, the outside of the maze is a normal looking cave with obsidian pillars poking out of the ice on the top, showing all of the wrong exits.
 == Challenges ==
-This map is featured in six [[Challenge|challenges]]: Lava-Walled Marathon!, 2013 Assortment, Heat Miser, The Path of Heroes, Hexa Chapter I: Legacy, and Santa's Elves.
+This map is featured in 5 [[Challenge|challenges]]: 2013 Assortment, Heat Miser, The Path of Heroes, Hexa Chapter I: Legacy, and Santa's Elves.
 == Trivia ==
 * This map is located directly next to a large abandoned build from an old user named Xentha, which has a similar aesthetic to the first room in Freezerburn.